The IWCF Well Intervention Pressure Control Level 3 & 4 course is designed for operators and supervisors to master safe and effective pressure control techniques during well intervention operations. This comprehensive course covers the theory and practical application of pressure control in various well intervention scenarios, ensuring that participants are equipped to handle well control incidents confidently and in line with industry best practices. Participants will gain essential knowledge through classroom instruction, case studies, and realistic simulator exercises.

Key benefits include:

• In-depth understanding of pressure control across well intervention operations

• Enhanced decision-making under high-pressure situations

• Practical experience using industry-standard well intervention tools and equipment

Here’s how IWCF Level 3/4 Subsea Well Intervention Pressure Control training prepares operators and supervisors for critical well control events:

1. Managing a gas influx during intervention
   A Level 3-trained operator detected signs of a sudden gas influx during a deepwater well intervention and coordinated with the rig team to implement shut-in procedures, effectively controlling the situation.

2. Handling a subsea BOP malfunction
   At the Level 4 supervisory level, a wellsite leader oversaw the response to a well control incident involving a malfunctioning subsea blowout preventer (BOP). Their leadership and decision-making, honed through the training, ensured a safe and efficient resolution.

These scenarios highlight how IWCF training equips professionals with the skills needed for effective well control management in subsea operations.